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1 ‘Signor Perugini’ and Advertising Education in Australia Jackie Dickenson , 2019 single work criticism
— Appears in: History Australia , vol. 16 no. 2 2019; (p. 308-323)

'The Australian advertising industry took steps to improve its efficiency and reputation in the interwar period. These steps included restricting entry to the industry by means of a national accreditation system based on standardised courses and examinations. This article examines the development and application of this system by tracing the background and career of Edward Perugini, Australia’s leading advertising educator and the architect of the industry’s scheme. It finds that, under Perugini’s guidance, the industry tempered its embrace of the ‘science’ of advertising – the dependence on research and sweeping psychological ‘insights’ – with attention to art in advertising, anticipating the ‘Creative Revolution’ of the late 1960s.'  (Publication abstract)
1 The March of the Insider Sean Scalmer , Jackie Dickenson , 2010 single work criticism
— Appears in: Overland , Winter no. 199 2010; (p. 18-26)

'Paul Kelly is the ultimate insider: editor, journalist, historian, and commentator'. Scalmer and Dickenson investigate Kelly's roles and attempt to explain his relentless rise and what this story tells about politics and letters in contemporary Australia' (18)

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